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Pre Nuptial Agreements, Radmacher Case

Last week (20th October 2010) the House of Lords (Supreme Court) made a landmark decision (Radmacher v Granatino) relating to Pre Nuptial Agreements by a majority of 8 to 1.

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ILEX - vocational alternative to university

Following the government's announcement that there are to be huge cuts in subsidies for higher education, some sixth formers and school leavers may now be considering, for the first time in their academic lives, whether attending University in fact represents an affordable and viable option for them. These cuts, coupled with the reported difficulties that many post graduates face in the job market (owing to the current economic climate and increased competition for postgraduate jobs), may leave many 16 to 18 year olds terrified at the prospect of heavy student debts with no guaranteed reward at the end.

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Lawyers go baking

We have just about recovered from our efforts in the kitchen at the end of September and would like to say a big thank you to everyone that attended our Macmillan Coffee Morning and generously supported the event.

I am pleased to report that we raised £331.10 for an excellent cause.

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The Equality Act 2010

90% of the Equality Act 2010 (“the Act”) came into force on 1 October 2010 and the hyperbolic headlines followed.  Duncan Bannatyne labelled the Act “lunatic legislation” in the Daily Mail (4 October 2010), and according to the Daily Express on 11 October 2010 “Harman’s Equality Act outlaws humour”, funnily enough I haven’t come across that provision in the Act.

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Rain didn’t stop play...

...at A Place in The Sun exhibition

If ever there was any encouragement needed for realising the dream of buying a place in the sun, it was the recent wet weather!

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